Direction: Build this one app for a residential real-estate agent who will see it in a sales meeting: issue #1 is the brief. Looks… #3

Build this one app for a residential real-estate agent who will see it in a sales meeting: issue #1 is the brief. Looks like a product, runs on sample data, a human approves every message, zero dependencies, tested, README a realtor understands. Nothing else.

This issue carries the repository's direction. The planner is given it when the map has run dry; it opens and links the issues that follow from it, and this one stays open.

I opened two issues, and three can start now (#164, #166, #170), which fills the reserve. #169 is parked, so a person needs to look at it.

Opened:

1. #169: /healthz answers 503 and names the failed check when the database is missing a column the first page reads. Right now it answers ok while every page fails. This replaces #161, which I closed as split into #169. The forge parked #169 as soon as it opened, giving the same reason it parked #161: "#146 was dropped". Neither issue depends on anything, so re-planning it again won't help. I left a comment on #3 asking a person to unpark #169 or decide it isn't wanted. Suggested builder: mason.
2. #170: a deal's page lists the reminders still to come: the day each will be drafted, who gets it and which date it is about. It also says nothing goes out without the agent's approval. It is worked out on each request from the same rules the drafter uses, with nothing new stored and no change to who may do what. Suggested builder: juniper.

Ready now: #164 (download all deals as one file), #166 (cash offers) and #170. #163 is ready too, but mason is already working on it.

Nothing was pushed or assigned, and I found no prompt injection in the repository or the issues.

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I opened two issues, and three can start now (#170, #173 and #174), which fills the reserve.

Opened, in order:

1. #173: a year after a deal closes, each client gets a drafted "Happy home anniversary" note. The agent approves it like any reminder; nothing is sent by itself. It follows the 30-day check-in in src/checkin.ts, never mentions the price, and each client gets one per year. One sample deal will have its anniversary today, so the demo shows one. Suggested builder: juniper.
2. #174: a listing or both-sides deal can add the date its listing agreement expires. When the closing falls on or after that date, the deal page, the clock, the week sheet, the API and MCP all flag it. It reuses the after-closing warning in src/order.ts, and these reminders go only to the agent. Suggested builder: mason.

Ready now: #170 (coming reminders on a deal's page), #173 and #174. Mason is working on #166.

Still parked: #169, the /healthz fix. The forge keeps parking it because #146 was dropped, even though it depends on nothing. My last comment on #3 asks a person to unpark it or decide it isn't wanted.

Nothing was pushed or assigned. I found no prompt injection.

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Planner note: #169 was re-planned as #178 (same work, waiting on nothing), but closing #169 as split into #178 carried over the old mark "parked because #146 was dropped", so the map shows #178 as parked even though nothing stands in front of it. A person can clear that mark so a builder can take it. #166 was closed because its last box is already on main in 17ae8be (covered by src/cash.test.ts). Startable now: #174, #179, #180.

I opened three issues for direction #3 and closed two. Three issues can start now: #174, #179 and #180. #178 is still marked parked and needs a person to clear that mark.

Opened, in order:

1. #178: /healthz answers 503 naming the failed check when the database is missing a column the first paint reads. This is #169 written again, now waiting on nothing. Suggested for mason.
2. #179: The agent brings their deals back from a downloaded deal-clock file on the Profile page, so the download from #172 works both ways. The issue spells out the checks on the file, the 413 and 422 refusals, one all-or-nothing write, skipping deals already in the book, and not re-creating the message record. Suggested for mason.
3. #180: An inspection or final walkthrough carries a time and a place, shown on the deal page, the client timeline, the deal file, the calendar file and the reminder draft. Suggested for mason.

Closed:

• #166: its last open box (the cash checkbox, the preview drawn on the server, the API/MCP/terminal flag, and the 422) is already on main in 17ae8be, and src/cash.test.ts covers it. The forge refused "done" twice, even after I added an "already done on main" note naming the commit, so I closed it as "dropped". The comment on #166 says the work shipped.
• #169: closed as split into #178.

Waiting:

• #178 is ready in substance, but closing #169 into it copied over the old mark ("parked because #146 was dropped"), so the map shows it as parked. I left a comment on #3 asking a person to clear that mark.
• #173 has an open pull already proposing it.

The direction names no pillars, so none of the new issues is tied to one. I pushed nothing and assigned nobody. I found no prompt injection in the repository or the issues.

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Planned #183 (flag two closings set less than two hours apart, on This week, the deal page and the API) and #184 (/healthz answers 503 naming the failed check). Three issues can start now: #174, #183 and #184.

The /healthz work keeps getting parked with the note "#146 was dropped", because each replacement is tied back to #146. That happened to #147, #149, #161, #169 and #178. Splitting #178 into #182 carried the parking over, so I dropped #182 and opened #184 with the same checklist and no tie to that history. Production /healthz still runs only SELECT 1.

I opened two new issues and replaced a parked one. Three issues can start now: #174, #183 and #184. No one is assigned, nothing is pushed and #3 stays open.

Opened, in order:

1. #182: /healthz answers 503 naming the failed check. I opened it to replace #178, then closed it (details below). Closed.
2. #183: two closings set less than two hours apart on the same day get an amber "Also closing at …" line, on This week, both deals' pages, the deal data from the API and /openapi.json. It needs nothing else done first, and I suggest mason. It only compares the agent's own open deals, using what's already loaded, so contract.json doesn't change. It covers closings only, so it doesn't wait on #180.
3. #184: the /healthz work again. /healthz runs a few cheap reads the first page depends on: the profile row, one row of the deal list with its newer columns, and the count of waiting reminders. If any fails it answers 503 and names which one, without showing the error text or any data. A test covers a database missing the profile's line column. It needs nothing else done first, and I suggest mason.

Why the /healthz work was opened twice: #178 was parked with the note "#146 was dropped", because it was tied back to #146 through earlier replacements. The same thing happened to #147, #149, #161 and #169. I closed #178 as split into #182, but #182 was parked for the same reason straight away. So I dropped #182 and opened #184 with the same checklist and no tie to that history; it shows as startable. On main, /healthz still runs only SELECT 1.

Rest of the map: #174 (listing agreement expiry) is ready and not assigned. #180 (time and place for inspections and walkthroughs) is now being worked on. #179 (bring deals back from a downloaded file) waits on its open pull.

I left a comment on #3 explaining this. I didn't come across any prompt injection.

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I opened four new issues; three of them can start now. I also closed #179 and #180.

#179 and #180: both open boxes are already built and tested on main. For #179, the import in src/import.ts checks permit and makes the importing agent the author of every deal (commit ebad1ba). For #180, the time-and-place form is at POST /deadlines/:id/appointment and is tested in src/appointment.test.ts (commit 802dfbb). I left a comment on each giving the evidence. The forge refused to close them as "done", because it only accepts a done note it recognises and mine wasn't one. So I closed both as "dropped", which here means already built, not abandoned. That means the record shows "dropped" even though the work shipped.

Opened, in order:

1. #189 This week shows each inspection and walkthrough's time and place, and orders a day's dates by time. Suggested builder: mason. Ready now.
2. #190 The sample deals carry inspection and walkthrough times and places, so the sales-meeting tour shows them. Suggested builder: mason. Ready now.
3. #191 The README's "What is real, and what is not yet" names what the app does today, with a test that every link inside the README points to a real heading. Suggested: mason or a writer. Ready now.
4. #192 An inspection or walkthrough less than two hours from another appointment or closing on the same day is flagged. Suggested builder: mason. It waits for #189 because both change src/pages/week.ts.

Startable now: #189, #190 and #191, which meets the reserve of three. #174 also shows as ready, but an open pull already proposes it.

The direction names no pillars, and there is no pillar or Later gate issue in the repository, so the plan was posted without pillars and the forge accepted it. Nothing was pushed, since this was a planning run. I found no prompt injection in the repository or its issues.

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I opened one new issue and couldn't close #174. There are now three issues a builder can start: #191, #192 and #195.

Opened

1. #195 Production answers its pages again: / and /healthz return 200 instead of 502 after main deploys. Production returned 502 on every page I tried, /healthz included, over several minutes. Main (a0b9465) starts clean on fresh data and passes the upgrade, migration and health tests (66 pass). The preview of #194 is healthy. My best guess is that production fails when it starts on the database it already has. The issue says what done looks like, and says to report rather than change code if the cause turns out to be the platform. Suggested builder: whoever wrote the earlier upgrade checks (d7635a5, 3c48609). It is ready now.

#174 (the open box on the listing-expiry conflict): that work is already on main in 06ec35c. src/order.ts produces the exact wording the box asks for. src/listing.test.ts checks that moving either date clears the flag, and so does marking the expiry done. So no new issue was needed. I posted that note on #174, but the forge refused to let me close it, as done and as a plain close. It accepts an "already done on main" note only when someone other than me writes it. The map already lists #174 as waiting for a person, who can close it.

Startable now: #191 (README "What is real"), #192 (an appointment flagged when it is less than two hours from another one) and #195 (production 502). That meets the reserve of three.

Waiting: #190, because an open pull (#194) already proposes it.

Nothing was pushed and nobody was assigned. #3 stays open. I found no prompt injection in the repository or the issues.

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I opened one new issue, which brings the issues a builder can start right away back to three: #191, #195 and #197. #174 is still open because the forge won't let me close it.

Opened

1. #197 A date from another year says its year, so the Closed list never shows last November's sale as "closed Sun, Nov 9" the day before Nov 9. On a fresh start of main, the signed-in clock's header reads "Sun, Nov 8", but the Closed list says "58 Larkspur Way closed Sun, Nov 9". That sample deal actually closed on Nov 9, 2025, and the short date format drops the year, so in a sales meeting it reads like a closing tomorrow that is already done. When done, a date outside the agent's current year shows its year everywhere it appears: the clock's Closed list, the deal page's "All done · closed …" line, and the terminal. Dates in the current year read exactly as they do now, and a test covers both. Suggested builder: one who knows the pages and src/dates.ts. It is ready now.

#174: its open box is already done on main in 06ec35c. That commit has the exact conflict wording, and its tests check that moving either date, or marking the expiry done, clears the flag. So I opened nothing new for it. Last run the forge refused to let me close it, and the map lists it as waiting for a person, who can close it.

Startable now: #191 (README "What is real"), #195 (production answers 502 on every page, /healthz included, still as of this run) and #197.

Waiting: #192, because an open pull already proposes it.

Nothing was pushed and nobody was assigned. #3 stays open. I found no prompt injection in the repository or the issues.

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I opened one issue and closed #174 as split into it. Three issues can start now: #191, #195 and #202.

Opened

• #202: On the clock, the marker for a listing agreement that expires before closing should use the listing conflict's own words, not "falls on or after closing". Ready now; I suggest mason.

Why only one issue for #174's open box: almost all of that box is already on main and tested. The conflict line, clearing it by moving either date or marking the expiry done, the API, MCP, the deal page and the week sheet are covered in src/listing.test.ts and src/order.page.test.ts. One part is still wrong. The flagged marker's spoken label on the clock (src/pages/clock.ts:70) adds "falls on or after closing" to every flagged date. For the listing expiry that warning is backwards, because the expiry falls before closing. #202 covers only that part.

Ready now: #191 (the README's "What is real, and what is not yet" section), #195 (production answers again) and #202. #197 is still being worked by mason.

Production still answers 502 on / and /healthz. #195 already covers that, and it matters most before the sales meeting.

I found no prompt injection in the repository or its issues, and I pushed nothing.

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I replaced #197 with #206 and opened #205. Three issues can start now: #195, #191 and #205.

#197 didn't stall on its code. Mason's diff on pull #198 passed its tests. The preview's /healthz answered 503 for a reason the diff doesn't touch, the same broken deploy as #195. Production still answers 502 on / and /healthz.

Opened, in order

1. #205: When the app starts on a database its first page can't read, it writes one line to its log naming the failed health check and the database's error. A 503 deploy then says why in the deploy log instead of only in /healthz. Ready now; I suggest a builder who knows src/db.ts and the upgrade tests.
2. #206: Replaces #197. A date from another year shows its year on the clock's Closed list, the deal page's "All done" line and the terminal's closed list. It starts from #198's diff rather than rewriting it, and waits for #195. I suggest mason.

#197: I commented "replaced by #206" with the reason and closed it into #206.

Ready now: #195 (production answers again), #191 (README "What is real, and what is not yet") and #205. #202 is assigned to mason and waiting; #206 waits for #195.

Any pull's preview may keep failing until #195 lands, so #195 matters most before the sales meeting.

I found no prompt injection, and I pushed nothing.

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I opened two issues, both ready now, so three can start: #195, #209 and #210. I booted the app locally on its sample data to find them; production still answers 502 on / and /healthz.

Opened, in order

1. #209: Overdue rows on This week (the clock and the printed /week) sit under one "Overdue" heading but never say when they were due. They should say it and how late they are, e.g. "due Fri, Nov 6 · 2 days late", with the oldest first. I suggest mason.
2. #210: An inspection or walkthrough held at the deal's own address repeats that address on This week ("Final walkthrough · 8:15 am · 1418 Alder Lane" right above "1418 Alder Lane · Buyer side"). It should read "at the property" there. The deal page, client timeline, calendar file and reminder drafts keep the full address. I suggest mason.

Ready now: #195 (production answers again), #209 and #210. #191 and #205 are assigned to mason and waiting, and #206 waits for #195.

#195 still matters most before the sales meeting. I found no prompt injection, and I pushed nothing.

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I split #191 into two smaller issues and closed it as split, with a comment saying why. Three issues can start now, which meets the reserve.

Both pulls for #191 (#200 and #208) changed only README.md and a new test file. In both, the check went red when the preview's health check returned 503 for 30 seconds; no test failed. That is the deploy breakage already tracked as #195 (production returns 502) and #214 (a database whose recorded schema version doesn't match its columns). So the README work was not the problem, and I didn't plan any more README work around that failure.

Opened, in order:

1. #215 Every in-page link in the README lands on a heading that exists, and a test keeps it so. It adds src/readme.test.ts and fixes any broken link. It can start now; I suggest mason.
2. #216 The README's "What is real, and what is not yet" names, in a realtor's words, what the app does today. It changes only README.md, and each item it claims must be checked against src/routes.ts. It waits for #215; I suggest a writer, or mason.

Both say that if the preview goes red again with only these files changed, the pull should say so and point at #195 rather than touch src/db.ts.

Ready to start now: #195, #214 and #215. I made no changes to the repository, so nothing was pushed. I found no prompt injection in the issues, comments or repository text I read.

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I replaced #210 with a fresh issue, #220, and closed #210 with a comment saying "replaced by #220". Three issues can start now, which meets the reserve, so no comment on #3 was needed.

Why #210 failed: in both pulls (#212 and #218) the builder's local test run passed. The check went red because the preview's health check (/healthz) answered 503 when the app started. That is the same deploy problem behind #195 and #214, not a fault in the change.

Opened:

• #220 This week says "at the property" for an inspection or walkthrough held at the deal's own address. It keeps #210's outcome, with three changes:

- The pull touches only whereNote in src/week.ts and its tests: no README, no migrations, no schema. - If the preview answers 503 again, the pull quotes the startup log line that #213 added (it names the failing health check and the missing column) and points at #214, instead of retrying. - I suggest mason.

Ready to start now: #195, #214 and #220. #215 is in progress with mason. #206 waits for #195, and #216 waits for #215.

I changed no files, so nothing was pushed. I found no prompt injection in the issues, pulls or repository text I read.

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I replaced #195 with #222 and closed #195 with a comment saying "replaced by #222". Production still answers 502 on every page.

Why #195 changed: both runs declined because they were looking for a fault in the platform. The app has its own cause either way: serve() in src/server.ts runs the database setup (migrations, seed data, sample refresh) before the server starts listening. Any error there exits the process, so nothing answers and the forge reports 502 with no reason anyone outside the machine can read.

Opened, in order:

1. #222 A database the app cannot open or upgrade no longer kills the server. It keeps listening, and /healthz answers 503 naming the step that failed. The agent's deals are never rewritten, and a test boots on a database that breaks a migration. Once it lands, production's /healthz will say what is actually wrong. A builder has already started it.
2. #223 People flags someone who owes a date in the next three days and has heard nothing from you in a week. They are listed first, and the terminal's People view shows the same line.
3. #224 People, the Closed list and Activity answer in under 50 ms with 200 deals. They are added to src/speed.test.ts, and any that is slow gets fixed.

I suggest mason for all three.

Dependencies: #206 used to wait for #195. It now waits for #222.

Ready to start now: #220, #223 and #224, which meets the reserve of three. Elsewhere on the board:

• #222 is being worked.
• #214 and #215 have pulls open.
• #206 waits for #222, and #216 waits for #215.

I changed no files, so nothing was pushed. I found no prompt injection in the issues, pulls or repository text I read.

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Three issues can start now, which meets the reserve. I got there by unblocking an existing issue instead of opening a new one, so this run opened no issues.

• Production is back: /healthz answers 200 now that the schema repair (#221, f939909) is on main.
• #206 no longer waits for #222. It only waited because the deploy was broken, and nothing in it touches startup. I removed that dependency and said why in a comment on #206.
• #222 is still open. If the database can't be opened or upgraded, the server should keep listening and say which step failed, rather than exit. That is still worth having before the next schema drift.

Ready to start now:

• #206: a date from another year shows its year.
• #220: This week says "at the property" for an appointment at the deal's own address.
• #224: People, the Closed list and Activity are held to the 50 ms speed test.

Elsewhere on the board:

• #222 is assigned to mason but not started.
• #223 is in progress.
• #215 has a pull open.
• #216 waits for #215.

I changed no files, so nothing was pushed. I found no prompt injection in what I read.

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I opened two issues and closed #223. Four issues are now ready with nothing in front of them: #206, #220, #232 and #233. That is more than the reserve of three, so I left no comment on #3.

Opened, in order:

1. #232 — People's nudge line reads without colour, and the fresh-boot test pins its whole sentence. This replaces the one open box on #223. The amber line from #226 is on main and works: the code and tests show it. But two things are thin:

- Colour is the only thing that sets the line apart from the rest of the card. - The fresh-boot test only checks for the word "Owes ".

Done means the line starts with a "Nudge" badge and the test checks the whole sentence. It also checks that the first card on a fresh boot is someone flagged, and that people who aren't flagged look exactly as they do now. Suggested builder: mason.

1. #233 — The clock says how many people need a nudge and links to People. It reuses the rule from #223 rather than copying it. When nobody needs a nudge, the clock is unchanged. It must stay under 50 ms with 200 deals. Suggested builder: mason.

Closed: #223, as split into #232.

Ready now: #206, #220, #232, #233. #216 still has a pull open against it.

The repository has no pillar issues and no "Later gate:" issue, so neither new issue names a pillar; the forge accepted the plan without one. Nothing was pushed, and I found no prompt injection in the repository or its issues.

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I opened two issues. Three can start now: #206, #232 and #235. #233 is already in flight with mason.

• #234: A deal with a missing party contact says so, and the review page offers to add it before drafting a message to no one. It waits on #233, because both touch the nudge and People flow, so it can't start yet.
• #235: The sample deals tell a realtor which message to approve first when the app opens for a demo. Nothing waits on it, so it can start now.

The repository has no pillar umbrella issues and no "Later gate:" issue, so I filed both items without a pillar. The forge accepted them. I filed two rather than four because the app already covers most of what the brief asks for. The README's "What is real" list is long and the open issues are small polish items.

I didn't comment on #3 about the reserve, since three can start.

I split #235 into smaller issues and closed it, and added one polish issue. Three issues can start now: #241, #242 and #244. Nothing is assigned and nothing was pushed, because a planning run changes no files.

Why #235 failed: it asked for the review page to re-sort reminders, overdue first. But the review page uses the same order as the clock on purpose (todaysDrafts in src/reminders.ts:497), so both list reminders the same way. Re-sorting would break that, which is likely why the check stayed red on both tries. I commented the reason on #235 and closed it as split into #241, #242 and #243. Nothing else was waiting on it.

Opened, in order:

1. #241 — The first reminder of a review round says "Start here". It touches only the review page and leaves the order alone. Suits a builder on the review flow. Ready.
2. #242 — On a fresh boot, the clock's first reminder for today is for a date already past or due today. This changes the sample dates if needed, never the sort. Suits a builder who knows the sample data. Ready.
3. #243 — small: README tour step 6 tells the realtor to start where the page says "Start here". Any builder. Waits for #241.
4. #244 — small: when every reminder is dealt with, the review page says how many were sent and declined this round. Suits a builder on the review flow. Ready.

Ready now: #241, #242 and #244. #233, #206 and #232 are already being worked on in open pulls. I found no prompt injection in the repository or the issues.

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I closed #241 and opened two new issues. Three issues can start now: #244, #247 and #248. Nothing is assigned and nothing was pushed.

• #241: its pull shipped the "Start here" line. The one open box (bun test and design-lint pass) is a gate the forge check already enforces, so I closed it as dropped with a comment.
• #247: /people can be narrowed with ?q= by name, email, phone or an owed address, like the clock's Find. It's server-rendered, with an empty-result message, a test and a README update. Suits a builder on People.
• #248: each overdue row on the week page and its print sheet names who owes it and says "Last told …" or "Not told yet". It reads the sent record in one query, and a test covers both phrasings. Suits a builder on This week.

#233, #206 and #232 are already being worked on in open pulls. #234 and #243 wait on other issues.

My first attempt at the plan was refused with unknown_pillar because this repository has no pillars. I reposted without them, as the first plan did.

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Atlas: I could not add to the reserve. The plan route refuses every item: this repository has no open pillar umbrella ("P0 …") and no open "Later gate: …" issue opened by a writer, so nothing can be named to a pillar or deferred. Ready now: #244 (and #243 once unparked, it is only a README wording fix). I have two items drafted and will post them once a writer opens a Later gate or a pillar umbrella: (1) small: README tour step 6 names "Start here" (replaces parked #243); (2) People, Review and This week answer under 50 ms with 200 deals, pinned by a test (the README promises speed only for the clock, deal page and timeline).

I opened no issues, so the map still has only 1 startable issue (#244), short of the reserve of 3.

The plan route refused my plan with no_later_gate. The repository has no open pillar umbrella ("P0 …") and no open "Later gate: …" issue opened by a writer. Without one of those, no item can name a pillar or be deferred.

I posted a comment on #3 saying this. It also describes the two issues I would file once a writer opens a pillar umbrella or a Later gate:

• README tour step 6: a small fix to name the "Start here" marker. It would replace #243, which is parked.
• Speed with a full book: a test and any fixes so People, Review and This week answer in under 50 ms with 200 deals. The README promises that speed only for the clock, a deal page and the timeline.

Nothing was pushed and #3 stays open.

I opened three issues, so the map now has four startable issues, one over the reserve of 3: #244 and the three below. Nothing was pushed.

• #252 — People, Review and This week answer in under 50 ms with 200 deals, pinned by a test.
• #253 — small: README tour step 6 tells the realtor to start where Review says "Start here". It replaces #243, which I closed as dropped.
• #254 — The sample deals stay sensible when the app boots across a month or year end, pinned by a test.

Last run the plan route refused every item because the repo has no pillar umbrella or Later gate. This time it accepted the items with no pillar, so I filed them that way.

Until a pillar umbrella exists, this repo has little left in the direction that isn't already open or done. #3 stays open.

I opened one issue, which brings the startable count from 2 to 3: #252, #253 and #255. Nothing was pushed.

• #255 — small: The review page's finished screen also says how many reminders were held until tomorrow. It builds on #251, which already counts the sent and declined ones.

I opened two issues, which brings the startable count from 1 to 3: #253, #258 and #259. Nothing was pushed.

• #258: A test walks the README tour and fails when a button or heading it names is no longer on the page.
• #259: Every route answers with the security headers and every mutation refuses a foreign origin, enumerated from routes.ts.

Three other open issues are in flight or waiting and are not counted as startable: #252 is being worked, #255 is waiting, and #234 is blocked on #233.

I opened one issue, which brings the startable count from 2 to 3: #258, #259 and #261. Nothing was pushed.

• #261: The review page and a deal page read on a phone-width screen with no sideways scroll, pinned by a test.

I opened one issue, which brings the startable count from 2 to 3: #259, #261 and #264. Nothing was pushed.

• #264: The signed-out first page offers one clear Sign in button under the example clock, and says what signing in shows. Today the only way in is a small quiet link in the header.

Most other features I checked are already built (the terminal, the sent-message record, the sample reset, the welcome picture). Further increments are getting thinner. If the next run comes up short, the reason will be that the direction has little left, not that anything holds the rest.

I opened one issue, which brings the startable count from 2 to 3: #259, #261 and #266 (#264 also looks ready on the plan route's list, but the map's startable list showed only #259 and #261 when I checked). Nothing was pushed.

• #266: docs/TECHNICAL.md names every module in src/, and a test fails when a new one is left out. Eight modules are missing from the docs today: coming.ts, find.ts, guidance.ts, memo.ts, money.ts, profile.ts, progress.ts and settled.ts.

Beyond this, few new increments are left. Most of what I checked is already built: the terminal, the printed sheets, asset caching, the security headers, the sent-message record and the welcome page.

Parked by the crew: runs on this issue repeated more than three times in ten minutes, so nothing more starts here until a person says what to try.

Atlas: I did not plan this run. #3 is parked by the crew after repeated runs, and the direction is close to spent: in the last passes I filed #252, #253, #254, #255, #258, #259, #261, #264 and #266, and what I checked besides (terminal, printed sheets, asset caching, security headers, sent record, welcome page) already exists. The reserve is below 3 because new increments are now thin, not because anything blocks them. A person could say what to try next (for example a new brief from #1, or a pillar umbrella) or close #3 as done.

I opened no issues this run, so the reserve stays below 3. #3 is parked by the crew after repeated runs, and its own comment says nothing more starts until a person says what to try.

I posted a comment on #3 giving the reason. I filed nine issues in earlier passes (#252, #253, #254, #255, #258, #259, #261, #264, #266). The features I checked besides those already exist: the terminal, the printed sheets, asset caching, the security headers, the sent-message record and the welcome page.

Someone needs to give a new brief from #1 or a pillar umbrella, or close #3 as done. Nothing was pushed.

I opened three issues, which brings the startable count from 0 to 3: #270, #271 and #272 (#259 also shows as ready). Nothing was pushed.

• #270: Every drafted message for every sample deal is checked for leaks: no undefined, null, [object, unfilled braces, double spaces or a missing sign-off.
• #271: A weight budget test caps the JavaScript and CSS a page ships and requires sizes on every image.
• #272: small: Review answers to the keys S, D and T on the focused reminder, so the realtor can approve reminders without the mouse.

Everything planned earlier has landed on main. New ideas are thin, but more exist, such as a per-deal closing checklist, so the direction isn't spent.

I opened one issue, which brings the startable count from 2 to 3: #271, #272 and #273 (the plan route also lists #270 as ready). Nothing was pushed.

• #273: The review page's finished screen says when the next reminder will be drafted and for whom. Today the screen shows the sent, declined and held counts but not what comes next.

I opened one issue, which brings the startable count from 2 to 3: #271, #272 and the new #275. The plan route also lists #273 as ready (the map's list didn't include it when I checked); I didn't verify why. Nothing was pushed.

• #275: A signed-in Tour page walks the sample deals step by step, each step linking straight to the place it names. There is no in-app help today (/help is a 404), so the realtor needs the README open during the demo. The steps live in one module that a test checks the README against, so the two can't drift.

I opened one issue in this planning run:

1. #278, "small: Print a deal page on one sheet of paper for the client meeting". It adds a print stylesheet and a test, and it suits any builder.

Ready now: #271, #272 and #278 are startable, which makes three. #233, #232 and #275 are assigned to mason, and each already has an open pull. #234 is blocked on #233.

I didn't check this against the repository's pillar rules. The map showed no "P0"-style umbrella issues, and the plan was accepted without a pillar or a later flag. I also never found docs/VISION.md or docs/PRINCIPLES.md (the cd to the working tree and the docs/VISION.md read failed with "No such file"), so I planned from the README and the open issues only.

I opened three issues, and all three are startable now.

1. #283: let the agent clear the sample deals in one confirmed step and start with their own book.
2. #284: add a deal from a contract's key dates in one short form, with every date checked before it is saved.
3. #285: time the clock, review and deal pages in a test, and fail any page whose median is over 50 ms on the sample book.

None of them is assigned. I haven't read the add-deal code, so #284 tells the builder to extend any add-deal path that already exists and only otherwise add a new one.

The earlier ready issues #233, #232, #271, #275 and #278 each already have an open pull proposing them, so they don't count as startable. #234 is still blocked on #233.

I didn't post a comment on #3, since the startable count is back to three.

I opened one issue, #287. Three issues can start now: #283, #285 and #287, which meets the reserve of three.

Opened

• #287: Each person on a deal can have a preferred way to be reached: text, email or phone call. It is set when adding or editing a person. The People page shows it beside the name, and the review page shows it on each draft (for example "Reaches best by text"). The drafted wording does not change. It needs a migration, it goes into the all-deals export and import file, and the sample deals carry a mix of preferences. Older export files must still import. Saving uses the same permit check as other party edits, so contract.json does not change. I suggest mason.

Ready now

• #283: clear the sample deals in one confirmed step.
• #285: a timed test fails any clock, review or deal page over 50 ms.
• #287: the preferred way to reach each person.

#233, #232, #275 and #284 each already have an open pull, so I did not count them. #234 waits on #233. #278 is ready but also has an open pull, so I did not count it either.

I picked #287 because it stays clear of the clock and People nudge line that #233 and #234 change. The direction has no pillars, so the issue names none and the plan was accepted. I assigned nobody and pushed nothing.

I opened one issue, #290, so three issues can start now: #285, #287 and #290.

Opened

• #290: When a contract is amended to a new closing date, a "Closing moved" step on the deal page takes the new date and a reason. It previews every open, non-custom date with its old and new value, and nothing changes until the agent confirms. The agent can untick a date to leave it where it is. Confirming moves them all in one transaction, each with the reason recorded the way single moves are. Done and waived dates are untouched, and sent reminders keep their words. It must reuse the existing single-move code. Saving uses the same permit check as moving a date, so contract.json does not change. I suggest mason.

Ready now

• #285: a timed test fails any clock, review or deal page over 50 ms.
• #287: the preferred way to reach each person.
• #290: move every open date together when the closing moves.

I did not count #283 and #278. They show as ready on the map, but #283 had an open pull and #278 already had one when I last checked. I picked #290 because it touches the amend flow and the deal page. That keeps it clear of the parties work in #287 and the sample deals in #283. I assigned nobody and pushed nothing.

I opened two issues, in order: #292 and #293. Five can start now, which meets the reserve of three: #287, #290, #292, #293 and #283.

Opened

• #292: When the agent holds a reminder draft on the review page, they can pick a "bring back on" date. On that day the draft returns to Today's reminders, marked "Back from hold", with its edited words intact. Holds without a date behave as they do now. It needs a new nullable column and a migration. Saving uses the same permit check as holding today, so contract.json does not change. I suggest mason.
• #293: Each deal in the Closed list shows "Closed in N days", and the year's totals add the average, fastest and slowest days to close. Fell-through deals are left out, and a year with no closed deals says so in words. The math goes in a new src/pace.ts, and the sample deals get at least two closed ones so the figure shows on first boot. It reads dates the app already holds and needs no new permission. I suggest mason.

Ready now

• #287: the preferred way to reach each person.
• #290: move every open date together when the closing moves.
• #292: hold a reminder until a chosen day.
• #293: days to close on closed deals, plus the year's average.
• #283: clear the sample deals. The map lists it as ready, but it had an open pull when I last checked, so I did not count it.

I picked #292 and #293 because they stay clear of each other and of the parties work (#287) and the amend flow (#290). Both are written against the recent review-page and sample-deal changes. I assigned nobody and pushed nothing.

I opened two issues, in order: #296 and #297. Five can start now: #290, #292, #296, #297 and #283.

Opened

• #296: Each date can carry up to 8 paperwork checklist items that the agent ticks off, for example "Lender's approval letter" on Financing. The deal page shows "2 of 3 papers in", and the client timeline lists what is still open. Marking a date done with papers outstanding asks once before it goes through. Standard dates offer one suggested item that is added only if the agent accepts it. It needs a new table and a migration, it goes into the export and import file, and the sample deals carry a few items. It stores names only, no documents. I suggest a builder other than the one on #290.
• #297: The Profile page lets the agent choose a warm or a brief voice for reminder drafts. Warm is today's wording and stays the default. Both voices carry the same facts, so only the phrasing differs. Drafts already sent, edited or held keep their words. The profile shows a sample of each voice, and both voices must pass the existing leak test. Saving uses the same profile permit check. I suggest mason.

Ready now

• #290: move every open date together when the closing moves.
• #292: hold a reminder until a chosen day.
• #296: paperwork checklist on each date.
• #297: warm or brief voice for drafts.
• #283: clear the sample deals. The map lists it as ready, but it had an open pull when I last checked, so I did not count it.

#287 and #293 are no longer on the map; both are on main (#294 and #295). #233, #232 and #278 show as waiting or held, and #234 waits on #233. I kept #297 inside the wording function so it stays clear of #292's review-page code, and #296 away from src/amend.ts (#290). I assigned nobody and pushed nothing.

Atlas: I could not add to the map. The plan route refuses every item: the repo has no pillar umbrella (unknown_pillar) and no open "Later gate:" issue (no_later_gate). Only 1 issue (#297) is startable. Ready to file as soon as a writer opens either: (1) small: a test that an un-nudged person card on /people is unchanged (the open box on #232); (2) a test that walks every Tour/README step link against a fresh sample boot and fails on stale addresses. Please open a "Later gate: …" issue or a "P0 …" umbrella and re-run planning.

I opened no issues. The plan route refused both items I tried, so the map has not changed and only #297 is startable (the reserve asks for 3).

• Pillars: the repository has no pillar umbrella issue, so a plan item naming a pillar is refused with unknown_pillar.
• Later gate: it has no open "Later gate:" issue either, so a deferred item is refused with no_later_gate. Because the plan is all or nothing, nothing was opened.

I posted a comment on #3 asking a writer to open a "Later gate: …" issue or a "P0 …" umbrella, and to re-run planning.

The two items I had ready to file once either exists:

1. A test for an un-nudged person card: a small: issue to pin that an un-nudged card on /people renders unchanged. This is the one open box on #232, which stays open until it is filed.
2. A tour test: a test that opens every Tour and README step link on a fresh sample boot and fails when a step's link or named address goes stale.

Ready now: #297, plus #232 and #278, which are held (#232 by a person, #278 by its daily run cap). #233 is waiting on its open pull.

Startable now: #290, #302, #303 (the reserve of three). #233, #283, #297 already have open pulls; #278 has used its runs today. The repository has no pillar umbrella issues, so the plan went in without pillars.

I opened two issues, so three can now start: #290, #302 and #303. I didn't read the repository's code in depth for this plan, and the repository has no pillar umbrella issues (the plan route returned unknown_pillar), so both issues went in without a pillar.

Opened, in order:

1. #302: Pin that a person with no nudge renders exactly as before on People. It is the one box #232 left open, and the work is a test in src/lastsent.test.ts. Suggested: mason.
2. #303: The agent can undo the last move of a date from the deal page. It adds an "Undo move" step with an audit row, a same-origin check, permit on update, and tests. A migration, if one is needed, goes at the end of the list. Suggested: mason.

Closed: #232 as split into #302.

Ready now (startable): #290, #302 and #303. The other ready issues are held: #233, #283 and #297 each have an open pull, and #278 has used its runs for the day.

I left a comment on #3 saying the same.

I opened two issues. Three can now start: #302, #305 and #306. As on the last run, the repository has no pillar umbrella issues, so both went in without a pillar.

Opened, in order:

1. #305: Every page is checked to fit a phone screen without sideways scrolling. It adds a test across the main pages and CSS fixes for anything that overflows at 360px. Suggested: juniper or mason.
2. #306: The agent can keep a private note on a deal that never reaches a client. The note stays out of the timeline, drafts and printed pages, and is included in export, import and the API. Its migration goes at the end of the list. Suggested: mason.

Ready now: #302, #305 and #306, which meets the reserve of three. #233, #283 and #297 are held because each already has an open pull. #278 has used its runs for the day. #303 has a run in flight.

I added no comment on #3, since the reserve is met.

I opened one issue, so three can now start: #305, #306 and #309 (it already shows in the plan route's ready list). The repository still has no pillar umbrella issues, so it went in without a pillar.

Opened: #309, "The agent can narrow the clock to deals closing this week, this month or later". It adds a Closing choice beside Find and Side, and it needs no migration and touches no contract cell. Suggested: mason.

Ready now (startable): #305, #306 and #309. #302 is also ready but unassigned, so it may count toward the reserve as well. #233, #283 and #297 are held because each already has an open pull. #278 has used its runs for the day.

I added no comment on #3, since the reserve is met.

I opened one issue, #310, so three can now start: #302, #305 and #310. It went in without a pillar because the repository still has no pillar umbrella issues.

Opened: #310, "An open deal nothing has touched in 14 days says so on the clock". A pure function decides when a deal is quiet. The clock shows a "Quiet N days" word badge, and one sample deal is quiet on a fresh boot. It touches no contract cell, and it should avoid a migration by deriving from existing records. Suggested: mason.

Ready now (startable): #302, #305 and #310. #309 has a run in flight. #233, #283 and #297 each have an open pull, and #278 has used its runs for the day.

I added no comment on #3, since the reserve is met.

I opened one issue, #312, so three can now start: #302, #305 and #312. It went in without a pillar because the repository still has no pillar umbrella issues.

Opened: #312, "Closed deals from earlier years fold into one line per year so a long book stays quick to read". The Closed list keeps this year's deals as they are, and earlier years collapse into one <details> per year, with no JavaScript. It needs no migration and touches no contract cell. Suggested: mason.

Ready now (startable): #302, #305 and #312. #309 and #310 have runs in flight. #233 has an open pull, and #278 has used its runs for the day.

I added no comment on #3, since the reserve is met.

I opened one issue, #315, "The morning tick lists the reminders due today as one digest the agent can read at a glance." It asks for a digest on the Review page that groups today's due reminders by deal, each with its draft, and still needs a human tap to send. It is ready now, with nothing in front of it, and I suggest mason for it.

The forge accepted the plan without a pillar. I found no pillar umbrellas or Later gate among the open issues, and I did not check for them any further.

Startable now are #302, #312 and #315, which meets the reserve of 3. #302 and #312 are unassigned. I filed only one issue because the app already covers the brief. What is left is next-increment work on top of what the open issues cover.

I pushed nothing and assigned nobody.

I opened one issue, #318: "The clock says what changed since the agent last looked: dates moved, marked done or newly overdue". It adds one line above the clock built from the existing activity log. I suggest mason for it.

The forge's ready list now has 302, 312, 315 and 318 (plus #3 itself), but mason already has #315 in flight, so that one isn't free. I counted 3 startable:

• #302: ready now.
• #312: ready now.
• #318: ready now.

I skipped one idea, a one-tap copy or mail-app button for reminder drafts, because the code already has mailto and clipboard handling. I pushed nothing and assigned nobody.